Portland's
Water
Capstone
Have No Fear, Portland's Water
makes great beer
Presenters:
Justin Hoye-House (Environmental Science)
Evan White (Science / Business)
Chris Swartz (Physical Activity/ Exercise)
( Disclaimer: Any materials featuring logos are for presentation purposes only. Logos do not reflect project participation or opinions of The Portland Water Bureau, Portland State University, or breweries. )
Obviously
there is water
in beer
But how do we get
the awesomeness of this...
In front of of these people?
IDEA DEVELOPMENT...
?
Benefits for the water bureau
Increase public knowledge about the water system
Foster close relationships between the water bureau and local businesses
Gauge potential interest for future community outreach-
For example:
Coffee
Bicycle and walking tours
Portland's role in beer brewing history
BENEFITS FOR THE Breweries
Increase customers & sales (local and tourism)
Breweries get to tell their personal stories & hand out outreach materials
Increase business visibility & promote growth
Help celebrate Portland's water - Share a sense of pride
Honestly, we're just going to show you pictures of beer from here on out
Just kidding, but seriously,
we made some cool stuff,
Almost as cool as this guy
hey, we heard back from some folks!
Pint glass
Not bad
But what can we do next?
- Determine Production Costs
- Plan For Timed Release
- Measure Success
Determine Production Costs
Cost projections
Distribution cost per brewery (3000 coasters & 30 glasses)
= $620
Cost for project at present
=$3100
Bend current cost for 100,000 customers (estimate)
=$15,000
PLAN FOr Timed release
Measure success
(Thanks)
(Free beer is not a part
of this presentation)
(But we know of some
breweries that Make great beer)
(And hey, they use
great water too)
(do you have questions? comments?)
(really, thanks.)
Catherine Howells / Ross Turkus / Dave Peters / Briggy Thomas / Edward Campbell / Geoff Chew / Ty Kobatch / Chris Wanner / Stu Greenberger / Mia Sabanovic / Mike Stuhr / Teresa Elliot / Kathy Kock / Mark Knudson
Portland State University / Portland Water Bureau